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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-05
HICKORY, N. G.

send you to-day half dozen photo
graphs of q. G.. Hoffman, of Conover, n.
c., and ! must say that your medicine has
done wonders 70 Mr.. Hoffman. 1t seems
like raisin. the dead TO life he looks fat
and hearty now, and they tell me when he
commenced your medicine he was nothing
but skin and bones. The sore on his breast
is hen'ed over, and you can see the one on
the forehead Is healing up from the top.
wish it had been so that | could have taken
II when he was ut his worst. but | could not
leave my Office and he lives some distance
from here. Yours respectfully,
A. MCINTOSH.
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Credit Enjoyed by All.

Dallas can boast of an enterprise
that but few cities enjoy. Texas IN
stallmcnt Company, 619 Elm street,
handles a full line of household goods
which they propose to sell on credit
lower tnan you can buy for cash else
where. Gail and see us, GIG Elm st.
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Picnic.

The union picnic of the four Sun
day schools of the NJ. L. Church South
has been postponed till next Saturday
week. They have extended an invita-
ton to the Tabernacle Sunday school
to ioin them on that occasion.
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A uo.so Boat on the Rhine.

The house boats that are so popular on tho
Thames ere coming into fashion on the Rhine.
A man near Maycnco is building n veritabls
floating tenement ho',s. --CiScSgo Herald
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very difficult ana
delicate mission.
He was born in
Bath, Me-, in 1860,
entered Harvard
university in 1878,
was graduated in
1852, then passed
three years in the
law school there,
and left that to
take the place OF
vice consul at Liv'
erpool under Con-
sui Russell. After
q year and a half
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This man G.. G.. Hoffman, has risen by the
use of Botanic Blood Balm d. Is. b. to his
present wonderful improved condition. In
u short time his homeless forehead will be
fully healed. and he will stand a monument
of humanity raised from the verge of death.
Few persons ever recover from such low
state. being on dying bed from that fell
destroyer, blood boison, with the bones OF
his forehead rotted and taken out 23x3
inches by the doctors and given out 10 uie;
From skin and bones, wrecked by blood
poison, to health and sound flesh, is the
work of Il. II. b.
Not many such desperate eases may be
found. but when they are they should not
despair of recovery, as u. b. b. will cure
them.
When this medicine can cure such ex-
IRENE cases; Is II not reasonable that 1t Will
cure all cases of blood poslon OF less viO-
lence, as IL has done in thousands of in
stances.
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Substances IN CHESHIRE.
How Buildings Arc Sinking in Certain
Portions of England.

Our engraving illustrates very curious
and very unpleasant phenomenon in Wins
ford, Cheshire, England-the sinking Of
large building into the earth. This and
many other snkings in that county are due
to the removal Of salt from the mines, Over
100000 tons of pure salt from brine and
900 tons Of rock salt are shipped annually
from Cheshre the latter is regularly
quarried out and the former made from brine
pumped I'D from the deep pits, In addi-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-05

It Is singular fact that The Irish Ag-
riculturist, published in Dublin, has q
larger circulation, 1900, than any agri-
cultural paper published in the United
States.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A DYSTERBAUH, 1924 FL a street. send
h.or telephone your orde : for wood, coal
and feed, Prompt after ION and lowest
prices.
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The Mayor and doctors of Con-
over will verify the awful con-
ditiOn from which Mr.. Hoffman
was raise Ii. Ii. Co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Why don't you have your boots ana shoes
made to order, when they don't cost any
more than stock work, at A. Blust's, 800
Main street.
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weight has been attained. The Fearless
carries four five inch pivoted guns eight
Nordenfel.t and two Gardner machine guns.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

L'OT ND-TwO SAFE KEYS or DOOR
II KEYS, which can be had at the Herald
office by paying for this ad.
Money to loan on long unle and at lowest
rates on farms and desirable residence and
building property in dallas and Waco.
Kansas City Investment CO., Luther Rees.
Manager. 1O5 Main Street. Dallas.
COOPER a ROBERTSON.
~ Land. Loan and Collecting Agents,
7O2 Main street. Sell city property, ranches,
farms and live stock.
NJ B. DUNCAN, the well known artist,
w paints portraits In oil, pastel and
crayon. Can enlarge TO life size from any
kind 81 miniatures. Also paints Back
Grounds Cor Photographs. -studio lS4s Elm
street. IN st1irS.
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HOUSE MOVING.

Houses moved on short notice and work
guaranteed; bond given if required; leave
orders at Martinez, 10 Main street. }
Is Saint 4 Co.
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ALL PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES
PettiS, BaSsett&Co
DEATH OF BEN D. HOUSE.
A Brief Sketch Of One Who Served Faithfully
as Soldier and Journalist.

After long suffering Ben d. House died at his
residence, corner of Mississippi and New York
streets, yesterday morning at Clio o'clock. His
disease puzzled the physicians, but the remote
cause seems to have come from throat wound
which he received in the battle of Balls Bluff.
With a rare fortitude in the last few weeks of
his life he sought TO keep at work, but even an
hour two his Office would compel him,
greatly enfeebled, to seek his bed. The bracing
spring air he enjoyed, and whenever the day was
inviting he would be TO count too much
upon his strength and try to do the work which
he did when in comparatively good health. Day
by day friends noticed his rapidly increasing
leebleuess but neither doctor friend could
persuade him to keep to his room until he was
Frustrated few weeks ago. This renewal of
the worst form of his illness made it only
question of very short time when good sol
der, talented journalist, and gifted in
poetical writing, must die.
Mr.. House. the of Congregational clergy
man. was corn at sea forty three years ago His
mother died Immediately afterward ship
board She returning from England to
Join her husband Congregational minister, at
st. Johnsburv. VT Ben. d. Houses active life
began with his entering the Union army at the
breaking out of the of the rebellion. He
served in Massachusetts regiment but his
wound iDcapacitated him for field service. and
he was transferred to the Veteran Corps While
engaged in this corps he to Indianapolis,
which has ever since been his home Mr.
Houses first newspaper work was for DIR. T. A.
Bland who at the close of the pub
ished the Home Visitor. After this he
engaged on the Evening Gazette and then
On the Journal. his newspaper service extend
ng through all departments of editorial and
portorial work For time he the staff
Of the St. Louis GLOBE, but when that paper he
Bane part of the Democrat he returned to this
.Ify. Mr.. House wrote great deal Of poetry
which never failed 10 find many admirers His
efforts in This line in value and some of his
later effnsions are marked BY very high merit.
OF late years Mr. House has been confined to
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS department of the G.. A.
r. Re a member of George II. Thomas
Post and also active in Star Lodge knights of
Pythias His wife. the sister of Andrew Sharp
yurvives him. The funeral will take place from
ne late residence tomorrow afternoon.
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How LoogooIee Was Named.

Washington Gazette.
The land on which LIoogootee now stands was,
when the q. 81 vi. railroad built, owned by
Mr. Gootee. He was highly esteemed by all his
friends and neighbors, and, being of enter
prisiDg spirit, he decided to lay off a town his
and soon as the railroad should he built An
other who Immensely
ular with all people along the route
Mr.. Lowe, civil engineer
in the employment of the railroad company and
who was hired by Mr.. Gootee TO survey the new
town. 1t Was agreed that the names OF the sur
seyor and the propr' etor should be perpetuated in
Inc town, and the duty of having the name re-
corded Lowgootee was left TO Mr.. Gootee, who
quite iilterate, and supposed that in his
base GOO" spelt Ego, IN Mr. loves Loo
would spell 10" He had the name record ed by
lhe present spelling, which it has always re-
kalned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-05
A Mayor In Danger.

New York Commercial Advertiser
We expect to hear that the body of Mayor
Whitney, of Brooklyn, has been found in the
East river He did not appoint any woman
7por the Board Of Education, although the
Womens Suffrage Association positively ordered
aim TO do Sheol hath fury like woman
Jcorned, as Mr. William Conereye discovered a
couple OF centuries ago.
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No Trouble About That.


do you think. young man." he said that
you viii be able TO take of my daughter
Flora, in the style TO which she has always been
accustomedP Il think so. SIR" answered the
yourg man confidently. ''She refused 20 to
the picnic with me last week because she said
she lad nothing TO wear"
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Imported Beer.

The imported beers draught at the sample
of Casper Schmalholz, No. q South
Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-05

SEE the low prices dinner and chamber
sets at Schraders china store.
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Another Instalment
or Rapid Ice-cream FreeZers and new Perfec-
ton Refrigerators. If you want the peat buy
the above-named articles and get the worth of
your money Water-coolers. screen doors, win
do W screens and wire at low prices
HLDEBRAND & FUGATE.
SO South Meridian street.
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SPECIAL run on bedroom sets at VIM. L.
Elders
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Wuerlef.

Sn BET seltrigen Sibung Der
pgiti5ens QhOeiaiion" lpurbe in Jolge
elmer Mttibeilnng bes Mr. 3. $.
Smitb BON Griebri9sburg, MitgIieb
bes bortiaen @iienbabnfomites, Der BE.
f9luB gefaBt, ben ginfluB ser 8siels
f6aft tarauf 5u Derpenben, ooB bic
Mranias 9aB Balm bon Der @uaba.
loupe aus na9 0riebridsburg fueiter
gebaut tpiro. Mr. 9iIton beridtet, oaE
bic ilultrirten Pampblete balb fertigs
geiteat iein ueroen uub oaB iebt i9on
cine grobe Wa6frnge borbanben ill.,.
Der Dermebrte 8erfebr in Der Gtaot
unb lit ben 9otels pirb benz 8emiiben
ber @eieui6aft 3ugei6rieben. Sie @m.
fi6ten Der Ner5te lber infer Glima nit
8e3ug auf bic 9eilfraIt in Gdqen bon
2angenIeiben &c. fol- eingebDlt werben.
%. Gersufon brahte einen 8ef9IuB elm,
iebt s6on 0prbereitungen fiir bic tldf.
ftes Sabr bier ffattHnben6e Rational.
tOnDeution Der 3eitunesfdreiber gu
treHen. Ser 8ei@luB tuurbe ansenoms
men.
- 9luf bic Mntlage Der periudieu
grpreBuna ii geifern cine 6rau
Ofbens, friber gran allen, geborsne
Gulbertfon, berhaftet tuorben. Sic
.foll mebrere 8rieie an Col. 8elfnap
9ef9rieben un6 ibm georobt baben,
bas awif9en ibnen beiben beltanbene
intime 8erbdltniB Der Oefentli6feii
3u iibergeben. tpertt CT ui9t NIT elmer
Summe @eIbes bic fber He gebradte
Sdanbe peroedt. Grau Opens, beren
Waun Elm painter TT, betbeuert ibre
nniGulb uno iagt, baB fte ben Sol.
8elfnap au6 nidt einu1al BON Nnie,
ben fenut. Wo iino benn nun bic an'
neren SrObbriefe bic Sol. Bsltnap er.
balten baben fol2
= @effern Nahmiitag, wdbreno bi,
9lrbeiier Der elefirii6en 2i@t @efel,
f9aft 5u slide gegaugen waren, beirat
Elm ~lnbefannter bas @ebdube uni
frsuts gIfenbeinhanb In bic Mai9inet
RE. Der gubeunreid Durbe entoed
unb i9tete beBbalb ueiier feline St6i
riing an. k
Die rerpreb" bro&te seifern Ell
men reGt oernunftIgen attitel iber ba!
5onntasss,feB. S6abe. buB bos Blot
nidbt pon Nnfung an in Der 6raee enl
fhieoen Steliuag nabm. 0ofrntlid
bleibi es nun aud bel Der einae' omme'
men Sfsllung unb trdat sur Niebeslag'
bss infamen @eieBes ferner bel.
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enmeidelhafse getriiaerctcm ftno

Nneiteununeen bes groBen Wertbes uno
Ger 8or3iglihfeit Der edtsn Mlsuei.
aber tie iinb gefdhrlid unb unpottbeil
baft fir ben Goniumenten unb entItt.
Iebrenb fiir ben 0dnbler. Weun etmas
Nnberes aIs saHelbe enpfobIen wtrb.
noer ais serabe 10 gut. bann beoente.
baB bas gsi1iebt, bamit bu ben pollen
Wertb fur cine mertblole Wnare besabs
Lett, melhe benz Sdubler elm 8ierteI bes
BON s. $. 3eilin & So. miHenfdaftlih
unb fureiam bsreiteten g immons
2tbers& Regulator. cine alIgemein
fir uho.rglei6li6 anertannte arsnei.
foftet.
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nas2 Nlio Die altdp pptiide &ultar 1T
ebsrfals beutfheu Il fpfunss, uro
smur tpeeiel, wsffdlrf6tm! (S6ab,,
B man MD gum B,m9 btt'er ubers
ra'6enben Sotort< tia paa Yumperz
mid | II 3 IN itfdi f6r S6apte" IL ptn
Pp amiben. g. abern aufyetunben haf!)
9elb1rebenb 1T aud Die altamerifaniide
6 ltur Dtr Sufus unb 4at I'm mtfts
fdl f6sn lriprunas. Wns benz
" Nltslieoe oes 5rantfurter Yar.
lamentes ni1t gIau5en D'a. ben
ertIdrt er einfad fur eiuen paraliter,
eine1 pfafeutaeht ober fir elm 9eus
pferb. nebenbei bemertt, tine Nrgumen
tdttonsmetbobe, bic f6 rbrer @infah
beii tpeqen allgtmein mann empfeblen
IdBt! Sic Sutas iinb ndmlld Nad)s
tommen oeuil9er 9umuen, bic I'M IL.
Sabrbuno ert b Or @brifti' bon Sblna
iiber Mlasfa an BET Paciicfifte entlang
mad Merifo einpanberten. Wers
nidt glaubt. aablt einea Sbater, baum
slaubt's Sober.
Die beiben tets miebertebrenben
Worte 10 0 @brifi" bemeiien iibris
gems pie minbis es nit Der @elebrz
iamteit bieies a0e bisberi9en Gorf9er
fiber Die Q9ieln Gnisbenoen Mannes
ausfiebt. Der nit idmlntli6en llrs9 pras
den, nit 9DrO9lppben, &eilf6riften
unb Snta: Snf6riften nur 10 UNI ii6
pirft, aIa oh er foId &leini9tsiten ale
ldn9it an ben S9uben abgeriHen bdtte.
lnb trobbem febt er felbf nit BEN
2eiteiRiI1en uuter benz Sertaner<
9taubpunfte. Mnifatt Dor Gbri # o
fast er bebarrli6 Dor Gbrifi, mas obue
ben 3aiab ~8e6urt" abiolat gar
Ni6ts beiBt.
Nah alien ben 5ubor sei9ilberten
neuen gntbedungen tpsrben ii1 bic Be-
fer Der nGreien preNe" mobI aud faum
nod tpunoern, tuenn man ibnen aus
ber Brodure nWober unb Wobin?"
mittbeilt, baB Batter N6rabam fein Sc
nit, alfo tein Suoe, fonbern. elm Mrier
- nod Der oben gegebeneit grtldrung
alio elm Weffale getpefen fei. Mit
4brabam iudre Der ~. 6. a. b. g."
glidll9 bel Der S%emitenfrase angefom=
men uno oa entmidelt er- origineQ ME
tets -etne gang eigendrtise neue She
orie. ST befennt ft9 fir einert b aIs
ben Mnti=S emiten, in6em Ct bic
Suben Weftsg uropas fur bic Ibt0mm.
hinge bes ilbif9en MbeIs ertl6rt, Der
nit bet gotbif9en ODfpartbie l?1 $50.
iber bic Sonau ging unb bic D6lig
ueiBe Gentlemen" gemeien feien. unb
melde ben @ermanen bbnig glei1 su
aAten feien. 9abingege1 lit tr febr
i6le6t auf Die ruilif1en. polniiden unb
gaIi5fden Suben gu fpre1en, bic er als
eine WtihraHe Der Granddaughter Sat
tuug beaei1uet, Die ebenfo Denig tau9s
ten, wie bic fatbise Mii6raiie. tpelfe
uniere Subitnatsn bep6lft,t unb bic
belize pp.itlih nnb iociaI o0alg entre1
tet merben miiBien.
DDh mir gIau5en. bag bic Blumen.
lefe aus Der bDrliesenben Brochure ges
ntiet. UNI Sn 5eigen, p0n meldem @s,lte
fe beieelt 1T.
Gas 5driftdeH geb0rt trob ieines
prdtenti6len Muftretens in bic Gates
soris Der vgenrudten gurioitdien" uno
mir ipereeu tim in unierer &tDoftiDnss
b,bliotbef Elm Bldbhen neben 8ogels
sd bnnnrnbliithtn. gereift aui tera
iibea @eHIben" anDe,fen i
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electric Bitters.

Diefes SeiImiitel III f. pObIbefannt unb 70
populdr aeperben, baS es faunn nod befonoerer
erpdbnaina beSarf. aae, bic es ismaIs &C..
braudten, Himmen nit lin in fem Cob. Cine
reimere Meoiein aiebt es nidt, unb 60 pirb Ga.
rantie seleifet, ,baB fe aaes leifet, ipas man
boa ibr berfpridt. electric Sitters beilt ALE
9eioen Der 9eber unb ber 9ieren, 60 eutfernt
@ef@piire, ,ausfdlas. S%at3llu6 uno anoere
Golsen unreinen BlutsS. s. treibt bas Wta'
laria. Gisber aus Dem SHiem, beust benz elben
nor unb beiIt IS fslbt in ben bartnddtsftsn
Gdllen. Sc eurirt s%opffdmerSen, 8lutanorang
nod bcm aopie unb Misrdne. Ser'ud)e oas
electric 8itisrSi 9eiluna wiro sarantirt. oosr
oas @elb turidse,abli. Yreis per Glaide 90
@ents uno 81 in Der slpotbete bon VI. Srttb
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gtcamma aeinmt.

Gin in ben 6auptfddern bes' beuts
l1en ME engIil9en 3eitungsgei6dftes
ipoblbeuanoerttr Wann iuGt Stelung.
llebernimmt, tpettn 9etpiini9t. bic 0ers
ausgabe. reoaetionele 2eitung ober bic
te6ni16e 9~erfieanng zines Blattes.
Rann enimeber nit Neuiabr ooer bDr.
Der eintreten. Man abreiiire gefdaigif
VIM. Wn., Office ber sGreien Prefe",
San Mntonio, Seras.
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Ba- @ebr. @riber finb pratti.
fde ubrmaGer, @rabeure un0 Golbar'
better unb tbun ale ibre Nrbeit ielbf.
DeBhalb pirb ieber ni6t nur aufs bette
unb prompt. fonbern aud 3u mdBisen
pteiIen bebient.
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R6- Sci beH @ebr. GriBer
246 Commerce StraSe, finbet man cine
por3tialihe Gustpahl BON Suwelen aller
art, 9iamanten. ubren, Silber.Waas
rem &c. gu mdBisen preiien.
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6errens unb GnabensMn,
aiig {. i6rer genug fur Serbft rnb
@inter rs = 1890 biliger als friiher,
um NIT BEN @orratb su rdlmen. pan.
eoof 6 @Dhn.
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Maberid'S @anf beioret @elbferi.
bungen nod allen 9beilen Seuti6lanbs
ins 1aus abgeliefert gu biligeren Staten
aIs bic pofoffice.
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= Die W6glifteit 1T ni6t ausge'
f4loRen, baB Der General Sauffer bon
ben Spportuniten. nit 6hlfe Der
MiOnar6iften. gum 0a6iOleer @repbs
eetp1hIt nirb.
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sa- Gebr. griBer balten elm
polfdnoiges .tnb gemdbltes Eager bon
Suwelen. @oIbs unb GilbersW aaretr.
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ggT @arolon & Sings 10
uno Is Gents Steaks fonnsn in Der
Stabt nidt i%btrlrofen iper0en.
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va Sbr fpart @eIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Drudia6en bel Solution Bros.
anfsrtigen ldBt.
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Bar Sobnfon 8ros. Iisfern bic
beften unb biliefien Drudia@en. @ebi
3u ibnen.
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o u at

witb cine cute 266,n. Na93ufragen
bel Mrs. Ooung,
SO. IL, gde Npe. B 6 5. Gtrabe.
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- 1886 uurben in Oeferrei9 II
Wilionen 9aien erlegt.
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90. s.. Cutteriioe 81 Co., SO

80. q. Cmtteritoe & Go, 1916
Oh. 9oalionsS troBe, plumbers. Sass
unb Sfenm . 6ittsrs, bulten fh benz
Bubllfum fir die in lbr6a9 idlagertben
Nrbeiien %empfoblen uno periprehen
prOmpte Beiprauna aller Qufirdge.
&rOnleudter. Sos 6irturts. Baoetpar'
men. Gloists &C. ftets on 9anb.
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Bdr Gein1 e unb biligiie Grudfa.
der bel 5 o b Dros.
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% r. w G,
probabilities.
DO. z34 Gluz IT,, 9alIas, Sesas

&lesaebelmea &ranfbei'eH curlrt.
xrombts A~affherfiamteit aorrespOnOsnseu &c.
f&sntt. Meloet mir bic Ssmptome uub yfsbi>
liz mirb anbtsjieIi6 c Old. ~ueriaast. Or.
BnHer3u8 Ia en- vraDnirter GipIom In feiner
GfEsel MT 18idbriaer Hraris butter fi9. Brat
ti1trtisi Sabrsu IN Dalai. II, Stun
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-26
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29

"How many times today have you
inquired for . letter for Lucinda ;,I.. John
SOM. queried the lady at the delivery
window OF a colored girl about ten
years old.
"Ten times. missu5-
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ter?"
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"well, why do you come 80 oitenr
We don't have mail from Chicago
every half hour" ~,
al know 1t, but ma reckoned dis
we're letter come in two days ago, an
dat some odder 'Cinda johnson had
done got 1t an read It an brought 1t
back. You see, dar's twenty-four
'Uinds Johnsons in Detroit. an when
dar's a letter fur any Of 'en 1t has TO
sorter go around. I'll be In agln ui'
evenln'."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29
HOUSEHOLD.

STEAMED FRUIT PUDDING.-Take
two ours of suet chopped line, two oil
boiljng hot coffee, two OF brown sugar,
one-haIf pound of raislns chopped fne.
one half pound OF currants and one
quarter OF a pound Of citron, five cups
of flour and three teaspoonfuls Of bak-
ing powder sifted into the flour, one
teaspoonful of salt; pour Into bag
and steam three hours; do not lift the
cover from the steamer during that
time. Then serve hot with this sauce:
Two tablespoonfus Of -four, three
luarters of cup OF sugar, one table.
spoonful Of butter, one pint of hot
water; boil all together; add lemon or
vanilla flavurlng.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29

A1moND CAKE.--One cup OF butter.
1ne cup and half OF sugar, three eggs.
half cup OF milk, three teaspoonfuls
II bnkiiig powder, about two cupfuls
" -four, iiayot with little almond ex-
tact; blanch one pourd Of almonds,
AZ aside enough 10 cover ths top OF the
cake wien they are cue " balyes, chop
The test and put them Into the cake.
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ipllt cites on toy N ilie reke. They
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29

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